The green wedding dress is by BHLDN.

These gorgeous gowns from Elie Sabb are more of a chartreuse green but would be beautiful at a holiday wedding.

This sea foam green Marchesa dress is actually a bridesmaid gown but it could easily be used as a wedding gown too.

And of course Vera Wang has a green wedding dress for us too. The Didi gown is a long green organza gown with dark green belt and bow.

Now it’s time for the red wedding dresses. This Rosa Clara gown would definitely get your attention when coming down the aisle.

This red wedding dress from Romantic Threads is their version of the Mina Gown from Bram Stokers Dracula.

Elie Sabb also had red wedding dresses in their Spring/Summer 2011 collection.

My favorite is this stunning red wedding dress was created by an Etsy seller, Ruby Pearl.

1. Tuk Tuk: This fun little cart is also known as an auto rickshaw. It is a three wheeled cabin cycle that can be pulled, driven like a bicycle or is motorized. They are becoming more and more popular in the western culture as a way to get around in busy urban areas, but have been a form of transportation for decades in many other countries. Check out these.

2. Barbie Dream Hearse: Yes, you read right, a hearse! This Seattle based company vamped up a 1992 Cadillac Brougham Superior hearse and turned it into a ride Barbie herself would be pumped to ride in. The back fits about seven people and both men and women have enjoyed a jaunt around the block in her. The Barbie Dream Hearse is definitely an interesting way to exit your church parking lot from a wedding.

3. The Euclid Beach Rocket Car: This fun looking ride was just that way back in the day, a fun ride! The Rocket Car was created from an authentic space rocket swing ride that was used until about 1969. Having a passion for unique and custom cars, Ron Heitman took the rocket swing and turned it into what you see today. The car itself it 28 feet long and can fit 10 adults comfortably- perfect for fitting your bridal party!

4. Ferrari Limo: Watch out ladies, your hubby might drool over this one. A Ferrari F1360 Moderna was literally cut in half to create this beauty. If it’s your dream to ride in a Ferrari, now is your chance—and since this Ferrari fits seven, you can even bring a few friends along for the ride.

5. Motorcycle with Side Car: Although it can only fit two, a motorcycle and side car is a pretty adorable way for a bride and groom to get around. Not only can you rent them, but if you’re lucky you can find some fun ones out there. Check out what your area has to offer and you could be left with an exceptional ride out!

Let us know how you left your wedding in style!

1. Clover Embroidered Table Overlay 2. Emerald Green Crystal Necklace
3. Bowtie 4. Green Bridesmaid Dress
5. Green Satin Shoes 6. Erica Koesler Celtic Tiara 7. Green Clutch

1. Cloud centerpiece 2. Lanterns 3. Bronze Planters 4.  Crystal Tree
5. Ostrich Feathers 6. Crystal Chandelier

1. Rustic Centerpieces 2. Nest ‘Ring Pillow’ 3. Wood Basket for Wedding Programs
4. Mason Jars 5. Wood Menu Cards 6. Manzanita Centerpiece Branches

A Japanese gamer known as ‘Sal9000′ was officially wed to Nene Anegasaki, one of the game’s three virtual girlfriends. The two aren’t planning a honeymoon yet but they did hold a reception in Japan for friends, family and the media, indicating that this is probably a video game publicity stunt.

There are some pro’s to this situation, at least the bride didn’t have to buy a gown or fret over wedding plans but I can’t imagine the wedding night was very exciting for the groom.

Check out this video recap by Boing Boing, complete with footage couple:

The marriage blessing took place at Wisbech General Cemetery on Saturday November 14th and was performed by a Spiritualist minister in front of 40 family and friends at the four-acre site’s ancient stone chapel.

Photo by: Stephen M. Dowell, Orlando Sentinel

For her wedding, Danelle Weidman wore a lovely white veil and wetsuit. The 38-year-old bride also vowed never, ever to leave her betrothed — unless her true love couldn’t keep up during the Great Floridian Triathlon, where the two endurance athletes were married before the sun rose on Saturday’s race.

The pre-event nuptial was a first for Fred Sommer, director of the 19th annual Lake County race in which competitors swim 2.4 miles in Lake Minneola, bike 112 miles up and around Sugarloaf Mountain and run a marathon of 26 miles-plus.

“In the past, we’ve had some people drop on a knee at the finish line and propose,” Sommer said. “But we’ve always figured that was because they had spent 10 or 11 hours in the heat and they were delirious.”

Weidman and groom Kent Fawcett, 43, have prepared for and competed in 50 long-distance races since they met at a church retreat in Georgia six years ago, so they figured they were ready for the ultimate endurance test: marriage.

Fawcett proposed by giving Weldman a competition bike instead of a ring. At the pre-race nuptuals, Fawcett and Weldman both used a black marker to draw on each others wedding ring.

The Rev. Glynn Ferguson of Kissimmee, an Ironman athlete, admitted that he considered it a challenge to find the right words for the pre-dawn service, which took place under a grandfatherly oak tree near the starting blocks.

“Success in marriage is not a sprint race. It is not something that can be accomplished with little training or preparation. Marriage is like an Iron event,” Ferguson told the couple as they held hands in front of a small knot of family and friends wearing orange “Iron Wedding” caps. “Today, Kent and Danelle, when you pledge to love and care for each other in marriage, you will create a bond which will bind you closer than even your wetsuit to your skin.”

At the end of the service, the groom was told he could now “race the bride.”

The two met in early 2008 as Bitner, who is a breast cancer survivor, was training for the 2008 Breast Cancer 3-Day. Training was one of the most important parts of Bitner’s life last year, and Caputi wanted to support her, he said. So they started walking together.

“I met him when I was training, and he just stepped in right away,” she said.

Those weekly – and sometimes twice-weekly – walks of five to 15 miles gave the new couple a lot of time to get to know each other. Then, about five weeks ago, Caputi popped the question, and Bitner said yes. The intervening weeks have felt like he was living in a Disney movie, Caputi said.

Bitner and Caputi feel like they are starting a new chapter in their lives, and the support they’ve received from their friends and family has been amazing, Caputi said. “At this point in life, to feel like this is like being rejuvenated,” he said. “Not just the body, but the heart, the soul – all of that is feeling like it’s 25 or 30 years old.”

Now that’s a great way to end such an important walk! We love her pink hat and veil too!